Douchin'
Douchin' by WeepingWillow1995 January 28, 2011
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douchin
To be douchin is to be totally awesome, and is the antonym of douche. I made it up, and with you help it will catch on, trust me.
For example, "That rich bastard was being a total douche before, but he had this totally douchin dog that jumped over a flight of stairs during the hurricane and slid 10 feet! It was the coolest dog ever."
douchin by Konrad with a K October 27, 2008
douchin
A word used to describe a total dick. Often used by leekin people. Someone who is "douchin" it up would mean that they are being an extreme douche bag, stuck up, and rude. Another Way it would be used is a way to describe someone on how they look or act.
Andrew is douchin it up.
Ronald Mcdonald is douchin because of his clown suit.
That douchin douche bag stole my catnip!
Hosster is douchin.
Ronald Mcdonald is douchin because of his clown suit.
That douchin douche bag stole my catnip!
Hosster is douchin.
douchin by Nannie Two By Four January 21, 2006
douchin
wow look at the douchin man in the convertable
OR
yea, bill gates is pretty douchin
Or
youre a douchin young man
OR
yea, bill gates is pretty douchin
Or
youre a douchin young man
Douchin' It Out
1) The distasteful act of popping up the collar of a
button-down shirt; even more heinous - a polo shirt,
and wearing it erect.
2) To wander about in public wearing traditional
Douche Bag attire.
button-down shirt; even more heinous - a polo shirt,
and wearing it erect.
2) To wander about in public wearing traditional
Douche Bag attire.
Douchin' It Out
“Oh my god. Becky, look at his collar. Its so big.
He looks like one of those frat guy douche bags.
I mean, his collar. It's just so big! And with the way
the weather is today, if that guy were douchin’ it out
any further, his collar would catch sail and he’d blow away!”
“Oh my god. Becky, look at his collar. Its so big.
He looks like one of those frat guy douche bags.
I mean, his collar. It's just so big! And with the way
the weather is today, if that guy were douchin’ it out
any further, his collar would catch sail and he’d blow away!”
Douchin' It Out by Cheeto Macaroni! February 6, 2010
Douchin it up
Douchin it up by MSStehcracker May 4, 2011
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